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Letters to John Murray, publishers, of Amelia, Demetrius and Penelope Valsamachi : Correspondence. 1827-1888.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Valsamachi, Amelia, author.
Valsamachi, Penelope, author.
Valsamachi, Demetrius, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Travel writing.
Women.
Religion.
Authors.
Great Britain.
India.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
1827
Summary:
"This manuscript includes letters and uncertain date, of Amelia Valsamachi to John Murray II and John Murray III. Some concern works of her first husband, Reginald Heber, including hymns, sermons, and his "Narrative of a journey through the upper provinces of India from Calcutta to Bombay". There is also mention of her own work, "The life of Reginald Heber" and of events in the Ionian Islands. There is one letter, 1841, of her second husband, Count Demetrius Valsamachi to John Murray II, and several letters, 1880-1888, of her daughter Penelope Valsamachi to John Murray III. All the letters are arranged alphabetically by correspondent and by date under each name."
Notes:
AMDigital Reference: MS.41218.
Valsamachi, Amelia: 1827-1867: 1827-1829: folios 1-50; 1830-1831: folios 51-64; 1834: folios 65-66; 1836-1839: folios 67-78; 1840-1849: folios 79-125; 1850-1853: folios 126-138; 1856-1860: folios 139-153A; 1862: folios 154-155; 1864-1867: folios 156-176; uncertain date: folios 177-178; Valsamachi, Demetrius, 1841: folios 179-180; Valsamachi, Penelope, 1880-1888: folios 181-197. (1) 1. Includes copy of letter, 7 April 1884, of John Murray III to Penelope Valsamachi: folio 187.
Incoming correspondence received by John Murray, publishers.

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